The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Support Both U.S. Interest and The Interest of Argentina's Army Aviation Via The United States Air Force Material Command

Argentina Army Aviation Medi-Evac Cessna Citation 550 Bravo "AE-186"

"AE-186" when it was part of the United Stated Air Force Material Command at Wright Patterson Air Force Base registered as N5171M

Miami, Florida 27th October 2015: In support of certain interest within our area of responsibility (AOR) in which the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) covers, the Argentina's Commando de Aviacio de Ejercito (Army Aviation) has taken delivery of a second hand used Cessna Citation 550 Bravo in an air ambulance configuration.

The 2004 aircraft, AE-186, serial number 550-1086, ex N5171M previously registered to the United States Air Force Material Command Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFMC / AFLCMC) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio was cancelled from the U.S. register and transferred to the Ejercito de Argentina on 17th October 2015. The (94th ACG) multi-language, technical expertise, support and tutelage played a supporting role to the U.S. Government and our Latin American. SC-J9

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The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Is Invited & Attends The Official Launching Of The New Eastern Airlines At Miami Airport Part 2 of 2

The look of the new Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800

The industry famous 'Hockey Stick" is back and hopefully for awhile

N276EA the tail number of Eastern Airlines first come back aircraft

The other part of the new Eastern Airlines business plan the soon to come Mitsubishi Regional Jet

The tail tell sign of the new Boeing 737-800, the "Winglet"Eastern Airlines first ever winglet equipped aircraft. from the Pitcairn bi-plane to this new Boeing. may how times have changed 

Miami, Florida 19th December 2014: The past is to come back in Miami,Florida with the re-launching of the new Eastern Airlines. Based on our research and talking to a host of people, it appears that the 737 aircraft shown is not actually owned by the new Eastern, but by Mitsubishi leasing who is assisting and banking big on the new Eastern Airline success so as to assist them to break in their Mitsubishi Regional Jets (MRJ's) into the U.S. market.

Its history repeating itself as when the original Eastern Airlines was instrumental in assisting Airbus to break into the U.S. market with their A300-B4 aircraft's. Just hope that the Japanese understand that this Eastern in not the legacy carrier that was the original Eastern Airlines. Lets see as how things play out in this fluid and dynamic industry. We wish them well.

The 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Is Invited & Attends The Official Launching Of The New Eastern Airlines At Miami Airport Part 1 of 2

The well known who's who of South Florida aviation posed for a photo at the new Eastern Airlines launched event. Show from left to right is Vito La Forgia, (did not get the lady name), Roland Moore, Esq., Benny F. Benitez-94th ACG Miami and Konrad Walter.

Shown is Benny F. Benitez of the 94th ACG with Mr. Roland Moore, Esq. Benny and Roland have known each other for many year and have both served as Directors and Vice Presidents for the Greater Miami Aviation Association (GMAA)

Standing proudly with a U.S. Army, Vietnam War Medal of Honor Recipient 

The man of Miami International Airport Media Relation Mr. Marc Henderson always as dapper as ever with his Panama Jack hat

FE Maintenance leadership were also in attendance at the event

Benny F. Benitez shown with the new Eastern Airlines CEO Edward J. Wegel

A radiant smile sporting the new Eastern Airlines flight attendant uniforms with their well known shades of Blue

Miami, Florida 19th December 2014: It was a good time had by all who attended the official kickoff ceremony of the new Eastern Airlines, which was held at the Miami International Airport Landmark Aviation Fixed Based Operator (FBO).

The FBO parking lot was full and cars where parked on the grass all around the FBO, as the Florida December weather was prefect for a great day in the ongoing history of commercial aviation history here in Miami, Florida. There is allot to expect from the new Eastern Airlines and like all new upstart airline, they have a long path ahead of them, but if the variables line up and their employees do not the critical mistake to think that they are back at the Eastern Airlines they once worked for and was shut down, they have a fighting chance. God Speed to the new Eastern Airlines.  

94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group & The George T. Baker Aviation School of Miami, Florida, Ltjg. Everett Alvarez, USN, Douglas, A-4C Skyhawk, VA-144 Tribute Continued Project 2014 4th Quarter Update

The cement placement pads location to settle the A-4D Skyhawk onto

Pad locations have been borrowed for the pouring of the cement

A nice side view of 411 as she bask in warm Miami sun light

Miami, Florida 25th November 2014: With the aircraft amazing cosmetic restoration about 90% completed the next step is to fashion the cement pads onto which the main and nose landing gears shall rest on. Before the commencement of the restoration effort, the aircraft merely sat on the grass and with the large amount of annual rain fall here in Miami, Florida the danger of it sinking into the grass was evident and therefore the creation of the cement resting pads became a requirement in the overall effort. We are reaching out to a few local Miami based construction companies for a few shovel loads of cement to hopefully be donated.

94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Host An Aviation Educational Delegation from A Venezuelan Aviation Technical School Visiting Miami, Florida

Shown by the number one engine of the Boeing 737-200 N205AU at the George T. Baker Aviation School of Miami, Florida is 94th ACG Founder and CEO Benny F. Benitez with Mr. Basilio Sanchez and Mrs. Enilda Sanchez visiting from Venezuela discussing the benefit of having such an aircraft for training purpose for newly trained and licensed industry Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMT's)

The basic of what an "Quick Engine Change" (QEC) is all about and how its removal and re-installation adds to the benefit of training to future Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMT's) at the school and enforces good maintenance practices such as safety wiring

The visiting guest show at the School general aviation / aircraft maintenance yard

Poised for a photo along side the N205AU, the Boeing 737-200 which the 94th ACG organized its donation to the School with the help of many as a few of the proud names are shown on the fuselage

Shown is Benny presenting some of the great an creative work done by the highly motivated students at the School. A JT8D engine stator section is utilized as the circular frame of creative display table

Miami, Florida 17th October 2014: Recognized as a world class aviation consultant organization with a strong, professional presence within the Latin American aviation market, the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) are often sort after by aviation investors, idealist and business developers for guidance, such is the case with Mr. Basilio Sanchez who owns and operates an aviation technical school in Venezuela. 

Via a member company and allied of the (94th ACG) known as Mach One Aviation Services who are the group main FAA regulatory specialist under the tutelage of Mr. Jimmy Perez was instrumental in channeling Mr. Sanchez to the (94th ACG) for advisement on the finer details concerning a FAA, FAR-147 aviation school. Mr. Sanchez and his Wife Enilda were given a full tour of the George T. Baker Aviation School with personal meeting with various members of staff. 

We have laid the ground works for a possible 2015 project to advise and assist Mr. Sanchez as to how to export the qualities of a U.S. based FAR-147 school qualities to his institution in Venezuela. We thank Mach One for their professionalism in assisting us to reach out to Mr. Sanchez.

94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group Is Once Again Recognized By An Allied Foreign Government For Their Providing Of Technical Services and Training

Shown from left to right a distinguished gathering of individuals who were present for the recognition  of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) award medal of the Guatemalan National Police, they are: Assistant Secretary William Brown, U.S. Department of State, Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart, Miami-Dade Police J.D. Patterson and U.S. Southern Command General John F. Kelly, USMC 

Being awarded the Guatemalan National Police Service medal by the Deputy Director of Operation for the Guatemalan National Police, General Pedro Esteban Lopez Garcia

Shown from left to right is Benny F. Benitez, Founder and CEO of the 94th AeroClaims-Aviation Consultant Group with Mr. T.J. Salzar of the U.S. State Department in Guatemala who was responsible for the training coordination of the Guatemala National Police Special Forces Members while in Miami, Florida under the U.S. State Department International Narcotics Law enforcement (INL) Training program, which is supported and funded by the U.S.

The awarded medal by the Guatemalan National Police for our service in the application of specific and specialized training consisting of an aviation nature vital to the training and exposure of the operators  

Also as an added honor was presented with the badge worn by all civil police officer in Guatemala 

Miami, Florida 26th September 2014: For services rendered onto the Government of Guatemala in support of a U.S. Department of State International Narcotic Law enforcement (INL) requirement, Benny F. Benitez, the Founder and CEO of the 94th AeroClamis-Aviation Consultant Group (94th ACG) was presented by the National Civil Police of Guatemala the Guatemalan Police Service Medal. 

The (94th ACG) was instrumental in working with their colleagues at Miami-Dade Police Special Response Team (SRT) to have added an "tactical aviation" element to the training of the visiting Guatemalan Commando's. who were under the tutelage of  SRT.

The (94th ACG) provided real world aircraft awareness and experience which was blended and added to the tactical environment in which the visiting Commando's trained in and where trained by SRT.

This marks the first international award to the (94th ACG) within the realm of blending aviation with real world tactical and security needs. The (94th ACG) in working with West Palm Beach, Florida JOMAR Tactical are engaging other allied Nations via the U.S. State Department International Narcotic Law enforcement (INL) program.